Loathing, nausea; abhorrence, detestation; occasionally an abomination.

Lack of physical appetite; aversion to food or drink; nausea.

Physical revulsion; nausea. Also: an instance of this. Obsolete.

nausea.

The turning of the stomach against unwelcome food, etc. Obsolete.

nausea.

A feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit; an occurrence of such a feeling.

Turning (of the stomach), nausea.

A feeling of loathing, disgust, or repugnance; aversion, dislike, reluctance; nausea. Obsolete.

The action or fact of having a qualm or qualms.

Medicine. The impairment of the functioning of an organ, or of a physiological process; an instance of this. Cf. subvert, v. 5. Now rare or disused.

The state or condition of being queasy (literal and figurative).

Tendency to puke, queasiness.

The state of being affected with nausea or qualms; sickishness.

Disrelish or dislike of food or drink; nausea; bad taste in the mouth. Now rare or Obsolete.

= nauseousness, n. 1.

A rolling or uneasiness in the stomach; a feeling of nausea; spec. see quot. 1899.

A disturbance of the stomach manifesting itself in retching and vomiting.

Disgust or loathing of food; nausea.

The action of nauseating. Also: the state of being nauseated; sickness; disgust.

literal. Nausea, sickness; an instance of this.

The condition of being or feeling qualmish.

The fact of being affected with nausea; an instance of this.

squeamishness.

Nausea, sickness, queasiness. Obsolete.

The condition of being qualmy; nausea.

Something which is sickly, disagreeable; sickness.